audionuma

This can probably be solved by printing the progress indicator on `stderr` instead of `stdout`. Unfortunately, changing ```C printf("%3d%% \n\033[F\033[J", (int)(ratio)); ``` into ```C fprintf(stderr, "%3d%% \n\033[F\033[J", (int)(ratio)); ``` does...

Hello, here's a test that sends progress on `stderr`, therefore allowing redirection of output to text file without garbage. (See branch https://github.com/audionuma/r128x/tree/progress-on-stderr ) Here's a binary : https://www.dropbox.com/s/c3cque7875jmpbg/r128x-cli-test-progress.zip?dl=0 Let me...

@bmatherly : (A bit off-topic) : for measuring loudness over days, and take into account the possible issue you are raising, you might be interested in reading about 'service loudness'...

Hello, unfortunately, for nearly two years, I have no more access to an Apple computer. I am not able to maintain the code anymore. For the time being, you would...

Hello, as mentioned in the source code https://github.com/jiixyj/libebur128/blob/67b33abe1558160ed76ada1322329b0e9e058b02/ebur128/ebur128.h#L21 you should look at which loudspeaker positions your 7.1 setup is related and use the corresponding value to set the channel type...

You should not use the https://github.com/jiixyj/libebur128/blob/67b33abe1558160ed76ada1322329b0e9e058b02/ebur128/ebur128.c#L311 function that is not part of the public api, and seems to be used only for the default channels setup. You should use the...

There have been numerous discussion in the EBU ploud group about the measure of mono signals. **What's the issue ?** The standard considers that a mono signal has to be...

I can't reproduce your issue with ffmpeg plugin. ``` $ ffprobe tonef32.wav Input #0, wav, from '/Users/audionuma/Audiofiles/tonef32.wav': Duration: 00:00:10.00, bitrate: 2822 kb/s Stream #0:0: Audio: pcm_f32le ([3][0][0][0] / 0x0003), 44100...

Hello, As you don't show the full code, we can just guess. Are you trying to pass a `std::vector` to one of the `add_frames_` functions ? This won't work properly,...

Have you tried to use c pointers instead of c++ references for the double args in your code ? Something like: ``` void calculateLoudnessMetrics(const std::vector& audioSignal, int channels, int sampleRate,...